Quote:A Liverpool fan has created a Go Fund Me page to raise money in order to pay Brendan Rodgers to leave the club.

Rodgers, who has been slammed by Reds supporters following Liverpool’s difficult start to the season, would apparently cost about £7million in compensation in order to get him out of the club.

That’s said to be how much a sacking clause in his contract is worth, so a Liverpool fan has launched the page to raise €10m (£7.3m) to give to the club’s board in order to remove the Northern Irishman.

CONFIRMED! David De Gea makes amazing U-turn by penning new four-year Manchester United contract
:whistling:

Although he only played a handful of matches for United, he is fondly remembered. Sadly, Ralph Milne has died, aged 54.

Maybe more famous north of the border, he was a red, too. Our best wishes to his family and friends.

Former Dundee United and Manchester United winger Ralph Milne has died at the age of 54.

He had been receiving treatment in hospital for liver problems.

Milne helped Dundee United win the league championship in 1983, scoring the first goal in a 2-1 win over city rivals Dundee that sealed the title.

"Ralph can now take his seat in the main stand on high alongside other departed club legends," Dundee United said in a statement.

Inducted into Dundee United's hall of fame in 2009, he scored 75 goals in 286 appearances for the Tangerines.

After moving south, he played for Charlton Athletic and Bristol City before a move to Manchester United in 1988.

He made 30 appearances for the Red Devils, scoring three goals.

Dundee United chairman Stephen Thompson said: "This is a very sad day. Ralph's skill and flair epitomised the Dundee United teams he graced and he was undoubtedly one of the finest footballers to hail from the city of Dundee.

"He remains Dundee United's top goalscorer in Europe and I am grateful to have watched him in his prime many times during those fantastic years he starred for United.

"It was a privilege to have known Ralph and he will be remembered fondly and missed sadly by Arabs everywhere."

Source: BBC Sport Scotland

I have been a supporter of Man United since 1962 and I am disgusted and disheartened of the way our club is being run. This transfer window has been a complete shambles. We have become the laughing stock of the Premier League. Who is to blame? LVG, Woodward, the Glazers? I don't know.

Personally I think its the Glazers. They are the owners and must sanction every aspect of the club. I was against United becoming a PLC back in 1991 and all my concerns at the time are now fact. The older supporters will remember Louis Edwards, a past Chairman, and all the stick he would get, compared to this lot he was a saint. Their has been a lot of comments about paying £36 million for a teenager, I don't care about the money. Every million spent on transfers is a million the Glazers can't leach from the club. My Green and Gold scarf is coming out of the cupboard, If it's ever been in.

As far as this season is concerned we can forget about winning the league, we havn't got a chance. The best we can hope for is 4th again and I think that will be a struggle. The Champions League is a dream that will turn out to be a nightmare.

Three weeks ago I was really looking forward to this season, now is wish it was May and it was all over.

Quote:Manchester United have completed the signing of Anthony Martial from Monaco on an initial four-year deal.

United will pay Monaco £36m for the 19-year-old forward, according to Sky sources, making him the most expensive teenager in football history.

Martial, who becomes United's sixth signing of the summer, has signed for four years with the option of a 12-month extension and will wear the No 9 shirt at United, vacated by Radamel Falcao, the same shirt he wore at Monaco.